Add to ORKGIt has been argued that U.S. rivalry with the then Soviet Union shaped its human rights policy, especially in the late 1940's and 1950's. The U.S. tendency to manipulate human rights policies as one of their means to establish superiority over the Soviet Union is obvious in its policy regarding Guam. The U.S. designated Guam to be a Non-Self-Governing Territory within the United Nation (U.N.) system in 1946. Under the U. N. Charter, members are obliged "to develop self-government, to take due account of the political aspirations of the peoples, and to assist them in the progressive development of their free political institutions (Art. 73-c)" and "to transmit regularly to the Secretary-General ...... statistical and other information of a t...
The final years of the Cold War and the following decade led to a short historical intermission in t...
At present, 64 of the 192 Member States of the United Nations have National Human Rights Institution...
Starting in the late 1980’s the issue of human rights abusing regimes lobbying the United States’ go...
It has been argued that U.S. rivalry with the then Soviet Union shaped its human rights policy, espe...
Despite colonialism becoming less prominent across the world, the remnants still impact colonized po...
Although Guam was annexed to the United States in 1899, the people residing on Guam were not granted...
The U.S. military enjoys virtual extraterritoriality in its foreign military bases. Neither the U.S....
Although Guam was annexed to the United States in 1899, the people residing on Guam were not granted...
U.S. relations with the Federated States of Micronesia and the Republic of the Marshall Islands resu...
When Guam received its Organic Act in 1950, after half a century of US naval occupation, it was not ...
In the wake of the war in Indochina, U.S. citizens began to reassess their country\u27s role in worl...
When asked about decolonization and the rights to self- determination of the peoples of the Micrones...
This thesis examines the Japanese Imperial Navy's administrative policy for Guam, implemented from ...
The use of the term "One Guam" has assumed prominence in relation to military realignment in Guam wi...
Not much research has examined the social roles of local media in the Pacific Islands. In an attempt...
The final years of the Cold War and the following decade led to a short historical intermission in t...
At present, 64 of the 192 Member States of the United Nations have National Human Rights Institution...
Starting in the late 1980’s the issue of human rights abusing regimes lobbying the United States’ go...
It has been argued that U.S. rivalry with the then Soviet Union shaped its human rights policy, espe...
Despite colonialism becoming less prominent across the world, the remnants still impact colonized po...
Although Guam was annexed to the United States in 1899, the people residing on Guam were not granted...
The U.S. military enjoys virtual extraterritoriality in its foreign military bases. Neither the U.S....
Although Guam was annexed to the United States in 1899, the people residing on Guam were not granted...
U.S. relations with the Federated States of Micronesia and the Republic of the Marshall Islands resu...
When Guam received its Organic Act in 1950, after half a century of US naval occupation, it was not ...
In the wake of the war in Indochina, U.S. citizens began to reassess their country\u27s role in worl...
When asked about decolonization and the rights to self- determination of the peoples of the Micrones...
This thesis examines the Japanese Imperial Navy's administrative policy for Guam, implemented from ...
The use of the term "One Guam" has assumed prominence in relation to military realignment in Guam wi...
Not much research has examined the social roles of local media in the Pacific Islands. In an attempt...
The final years of the Cold War and the following decade led to a short historical intermission in t...
At present, 64 of the 192 Member States of the United Nations have National Human Rights Institution...
Starting in the late 1980’s the issue of human rights abusing regimes lobbying the United States’ go...